William Williams may not have the most original name, but his creative ways to support the Patriot cause was evident in his servi…
Over the past two years of COVID-19 relief-related spending packages, we have probably heard the word "trillion" more often than …
With a calm and cordial nature, Samuel Huntington may have served as a "first President of the United States." Learn how this ear…
Sometimes, a random selection in a historical newspaper can turn into a podcast episode. While researching more about Horace Mann…
As a delegate who spoke almost 150 times during the Constitutional Convention, Roger Sherman was no stranger to the major politic…
In this episode, we delve into how the Senate maverick Daniel Webster may help explain the state of mindlessness in our society t…
Just several episodes into this series, we have seen how multiple Signers were already well ahead of their times on making the Un…
Interestingly, the name of the upcoming President's Day holiday reminds us that it is not a celebration of a specific president's…
While many of the Signers were young men who had just recently rose to prominence in politics, some already had critical experien…
Earlier this week, many Americans reflected on the state of the country one year after the tragic 1/6 Capitol riots that left mul…
Few Founders have been more influential in promoting strong government and protection of civil liberties than Elbridge Gerry. Lea…
During the most trying times, what made Christmas and the winter holidays so special in America? Listen to stories and letters ab…
While John Adams is best known for representing British Capt. Thomas Preston and his soldiers at the Boston Massacre trial, a clo…
In the wake of Veterans' Day, we honor those who served the nation with a unique episode about a little-known South Carolina-base…
How did a prominent lawyer in the aftermath of the Boston Massacre become one of the leading minds of the American Revolution? Fi…